Quote from: DanWalker on Today at 04:22:06 PM

Quote from: Minecache on Today at 04:03:02 PM

You are right. We cannot expect anything good from the Bangladesh team. In every series, we are used to seeing Bangladeshi batsmen batting weakly. This team is lagging behind only because of their weak batting. For the last 4/5 years, we have been seeing such irregular and weak batting from the Bangladesh team. There is no sign of improvement in Bangladesh. Even the Bangladesh Cricket Board has failed to find talented batsmen.

Bangladesh had scored only 164 runs in the first innings. At the end of the second day, West Indies had scored 70 runs for the loss of 1 wicket. However, Bangladeshi bowlers are bowling brilliantly at the beginning of the third day. West Indies lost their fifth wicket for 105 runs. Nahid Rana took three wickets. It seems that West Indies will not be able to collect much either.

Bangladesh batted very badly. Even apart from opener Shadman Islam, no one else batted well. Shadman Islam was able to score 64 and Miraz 36. But will West Indies be able to score 164? At this moment, it seems that it has become very difficult for West Indies to take the lead in this match.

Kraigg Brathwaite and Keacy Carty started a great innings. Keacy Carty is also unbeaten on 38 runs. However, West Indies lost 6 wickets. Now West Indies have scored 114 runs. West Indies are still 50 runs behind Bangladesh. If Keacy Carty cannot play a big innings, I think West Indies will not be able to take the lead in this match.

Bangladesh's performance is bad; even worse is the performance of the West Indies team. The West Indies team started the innings very well, but they weren't able to keep it up till the last. West Indies was 85/2, and now they're 128/8. Out of the 128 runs, 14 runs have come from extras. Young bowler Nahid Rana seems to be the game changer for Bangladesh as he took the important wickets and kept the match under control. By the end of day 2, the winning percentage of West Indies was 72%, and for Bangladesh, it was just 20% and 8% to draw. Today everything has changed, and the winning percentage of West Indies is at 55%. For Bangladesh it has increased to 43%, and the chance of a draw is just 2%.